CURRENT JOYS ANNOUNCES INTIMATE NYC & LA SHOWS AHEAD OF ROSEBUD

Photo By Alexis Gross

Current Joys is gearing up for a busy November. The project, led by musician and songwriter Nick Rattigan, has announced two intimate performances in New York City and Los Angeles to celebrate the upcoming album ROSEBUD, arriving November 6 via They Are Evil.

The first show takes place Wednesday, November 18, at Saint Vitus in New York City, followed by a hometown-area performance Saturday, November 21, at Milky’s in Los Angeles. With both performances in smaller venues, fans will get to see Current Joys up close as the project enters its next chapter.

Known for blending lo-fi indie rock, post-punk influences, and deeply personal songwriting, Rattigan has spent years building a dedicated following through Current Joys. His music has consistently balanced raw emotion with atmospheric production, creating songs that feel equally suited for late-night drives and packed rooms of fans singing every word.

Photo By Alexis Gross

Ahead of the album's arrival, Current Joys has already shared a series of music videos, including “CHAOS,” “WILDFIRE,” “HOLE,” “blood on the stereo,” “KNIGHT OF SWORDS,” and “SUFFERER.” The collection gives listeners plenty to explore before ROSEBUD officially arrives.

The upcoming performances offer an opportunity to hear material from the new record in an intimate live setting, a fitting environment for an artist whose music has always thrived on emotional connection.

ROSEBUD arrives Friday, November 6, via They Are Evil.

CURRENT JOYS LIVE DATES

November 18, 2026 | Saint Vitus | New York City, NY

November 21, 2026 | Milky’s | Los Angeles, CA

WATCH THE NEW VIDEOS

Preorder or explore ROSEBUD: Available Here!

ROSEBUD Tracklist:

HOLE
WILDFIRE
CHAOS
SUFFERER
blood on the stereo
KNIGHT OF SWORDS
STAY (Feat. never goodbye)
skinamarink on the tv
HALLOWEEN
SWEPT AWAY

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